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Yonne Lndlca III Irrnnnc.

A lady writes to tho New York Herald
in reference to French customs with
regard to young unmarried women. She
says
lone day called on a friend, Mile.
Emelic, daughter Of the Baroness Of NJ,
one of the most respected families Of tho
Faubourg st. German. Emelio was
shocked ut my holiness, and assurod me
that she never was out alone but once IN
her life.
Not long after wont with a friend to
call on young French girl who was
about TO be married. We found the
flancee in anything but an amiable franc
OF mind, owing sho explained, 10 her
inability to receive her future husband,
who had called three times. Her mother
was suffering from rheumatism and could
not accompany her to the drawing room,
SO he was compelled to go away without
seeing her.
"Another incident occurred while ]
was ct school In Paris. The girls rts-
turned from the New Year vacations and
impaired the news that Marie II. would
not come back, as she was going TO be
married. She was barely aeventeen ond
had small fattune OF 80 000f. Tho gem
tleman In cue sion had proposed TO her
grandmother .ar her hand and been ac-
cepted. On the day OF the wedding We
oil went TO the church and waved Mario
Good-by on iif} VT ; to Italy.
. Three luaiag after she returned
alone, deceived, ill-treated, penniless
and deserted.
"Sueh atling Is never known In Franco
as q young lady being wooed before nlnt-
rage, but once tho ceremony accom-
plished everything is open to her"
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sicillan snparstItions.

The Sicilians are charmingly supersti-
tious. They still believe that the govern
ment has the power to give and cure
cholera at It's pleasure-that it has at its
dispositionu contre, as they say in their
dialect, aspeciic against the disease.
III the worst time OF the plague, the
Sicilians have been heard to cry out:
Come, come, it's not SO bad; we'll
soon be rid Of the cholera. The govern
ment will put stop to it when there are
5000 dead.
An anecdote OF equal SAVIOR IS told OF
a young Sicllian who. afflicted with home-
sickness IN Italy, longed TO return to his
beloved Sicily. Moving restlessly about
The docks for sometime, he happens to
meet sea captain of his own race De-
lighted with the chance, he implores him
to take him on board his vessel and land
him anywhere on the island
Willingly, said the captain, "on one
condition..
" Name it; Isubscribe to it in adj
vance"
THAT you will give us the antidote
for cholera"
I" haven't any antidote for cholera,
my manr'
:. What nonsensel Don't you belong
to the government? Are you not the son
Of our Iayor2"-I Ingleside.
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HAIR AND CHARACTER.
THO observations Ct a reflective nnrbe


"Iti feet" said tho barber, "that q
bat5r teen Of character is oftentlme
expressed hY the board than by the coun-
ten1nee. Ihe mt OF reading character by
tie tsarAis taught as science in Paris
uaIa tie name OF photography and
und tald Il book is shortly to DO pub
l6hel h which the principles Of this
BcieAec viii ils given la detail.
"pid you ever notice that people of
very violent temper have. always close
growing hair? It's a fact that every man,
having closegrowing hair is the owner of
q decidedly bad temper. 1t is easy
enoHch for mo to note at o Single glance
hoA9 70 naB's hair grows. Then ! know
hos 70 honale him.
''lhe eedcgtrio man has always ine
hair, a2a yeu never yet saw man Of
eTfHic Tendencies who at the Same time
Ind sound mind that was not refined in
his ta9tcs
"Fino hair indicates refinement. You
may have noticed that men engaged in
Intellectual or especially in aesthetic pur-
suits, whore delieaey is required, have
Invariably nne, lnzurIant hair and beard.
4ba efHe mon, as class particularly
paiaser3, sfo always remarkable for their
personal peenliaritlos.
1.-THE brilliant, sprightly fellow, who,
by to way, Is almost always superficial,
las ssenerllya curly beard. II not, his
hair is curly. It's easy to bring q smiIc
70 the faee o. q man whose hair is curly.
ITO laughs where colder natures SEQ
nothing to laugh at. But That's because
his mind is buoyant and not deep enough
to penetrate to tho bottom OF things.
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TIE ayMgAIngEd agAIl TgIQx.
4 Chapter Of Antasenaent for Lovers, II 81
aiiNcs and Erieu1s.

4 Chapter Of AMusenaent for Lovers, REL
aisses and Eriends.
Togiye person u lock OF your hair,
or rs III China o pairing az Your flnrer
nail IS to show your perfect trust sud
oeplldence in him Cor herr bv putiirr
yourself implicitly ard entirely IN his tor
hefl power and safe keeping.
Whatever has once belonged to ANY,
body, and far more therefore Whatever
has once formed ON actual physical part
oi iliS person. puts it's present pOssossor
SO fully en- rapport with the original
ownerthat he can to great extent con-
troll that owners destnies
In all magical ceremonies, whatever
their pGrpeft whether to avenge ones
self upon eAes enemy, or to rain the
favor Of the unkind and irresponsive
object OF ones affections, or to BRING back
the heart Of ones now fallliess lagers-s
u - almost necessary to thr0W jako iiaf
mystic ealde0n, or to burn with tie laied
image lock OF the persons hair, or q
rag Of his clothing, or at the Ftry least
something or other that mas once be4
forged to him.
Here y fttlo illustrative modern
supetstltion which may help to mako
clearer the franc .ofIpind that refldersi
such strange forms OF belief eyens n0w
possible
IS f{a(aNfl q fslS 81 III "A n
IT a tli,,tnI,eo, tj,jSe fvn snni AMI s
tfent nr, aft,,s Il, \, Nv, )
week 81 ten davs befnre hia defs4, f,,,.s
fer narts ,inls1osyn ti'ka,, IN ,o,,,. icy'
i4I;e enc "a ina snaiis xslts I...sl sSlsisss
vo,, l;esu fhe N nor 81 4 Nav Il fss,f,e
Arraf,sra heforehand 8 flxe3 49, nysf
bo,,,. ~. 49, ,l,st3,
ofber and AZ fbat ho'ss ,n;.s ve,s1 avn .,s,,
snail ent az t. Ia,s and Low, il an,
paper On Witch Won has III I.
cory OF the alnha6et. m shows tho ma
n,4,sf ~ esnitaI5 T., lsor,,sr f,,,,, no
acrFpt bnnd1 y -
In,h1ee tba shait a. t,s,,sl 49, Ga
lne Ia to fhe latter w, Nj d, W, l,s,s
lfle lns,,ees,.,t ,,s,aitS, ass,, i,,,s 49,
iieal shane Ia fhes noiItf ~ 7. tis,4 ~.
fhan IL lin,. sT'''s = : 49, -
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E7a1ins a ssI,is IL ont n

y
1T has commonly been. Ei
the VII 81 nlall Kyas not equal To tho US -
ef TRANSFORMERS q pg's tail into d whistle
Hence the familiar expression tc ilidlc8te.
the impossible runs, :. You iil5alsb as We
try to make D whistle out &c pig
tall
But tho world vas long agc taught
that some things can be done as well as
others that an egg, for instance. al
though in theory as ayerseto standing on
end as pigs tail to becoming a whistle.
will readily ASST Ine that position just as
soon as q nlasterful genius ike Columbus
comes along, A few WeekEsi a9os the
Rochester Democrat, haviua @eeasiof1 To
refer to pigs tails and Nhistlesl took
occasion to assert That thaf latter could
not be fashioned from the former, II hers
upon o reader Of that per pro ceeded to
convict it OF error By forwarding to tho
Derneerats aanctuIn an uhdeniable
whistle fashioned from an Obvious hi { ~
tai y carefully paeked inelfeab box
Some Of the visitors To- d Thiladet-
phia Expedition Of 1876 dolil less reIneFu-
Der seeing among tho attraelions or ono
OF the departments another Of these
tradition-defying Instruments. As hos
been before remarked, we are living In a
great age.- New York Tribune.
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4 spsetaeIea ponkex.

a ragplcker in Hagen, Rhine Prussia,
owns q donkey, which, it is safe TO say,
has not It's equal in the world. The ami
NAL, after many years service, has grown
shortsighted, and In consequence rather
unit for work. The poor man, being
unable to buy substitute, had pair OF
spectacles made for long ears, which,
TO the great amusement OF the inhabi-
tants, has resumed its wonted rounds
proudly wearing its 'specs. - Paris
American Register.
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a gentleman who Is kind enough % be
devoted reader of this column wants 20
know what mean by saying that Salvini
places his voice In tho top OF his head
He writes: There are throat Tor head
voices and chest voices, as / understand
the matter. AL good singers have chest
voices, and all well-trained actors, 1t IS
the chest voice that never fatiaues, II Tho
speaker also knows when and how to
breathe.' know this perfectly we'll, but
it is knowing Just how to place this chess
voice that makes Salvinls speech so
beautiful. Tho knacs consists In the
proper throwing of the chest voice up
against tho nasal cavity, which acts as q
sounding The late Nine. Ruders-
dorf perfectly understood this placing OF
the voice, and SO do the best teachers
in Paris fertile.
-----v----- 49, . p----.s --l-=--=--
Our Full Cream Soda Biscuits are
the best, c., 7. Fisher
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what Dakota Means.

"Yoyaser1 writes to tho New York Sun
as follows:
Ihelieyo that Idaho Is O patehcd-lip
Ianeifnl word, with no meaning; but
DAKOTA IS @ dluerens kind OF thing.
Dakota means scutthroat. it IS The
name OF the Sioux Indians, whose orr
inal habithbis now Dakota. Terri 6Tyr.
" Whena Sioux Indian meets another,
he gives the SIGN OF his own nati0nalll,
by drawing his hand across his throat
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Sew portraIt Of Queen yletorla.

Prof Angcli, the Queens favorlto por.
trait-painter. Is expected shortly at Wind
sor Castle from Vienna. He was over
here III the spring, when he commenced
" State portrait OF Her Majesty which
Is now nearly finished. It is a life-size
picture, and the Queen is represented in
her royal robes and wearing the crown.
She stands on throne, and the rich
folds Of the purple train fall gracefully
gother most imposing. The Queen wears
the Garter. This picture IS to be placed
in Buckingham Palace with the Btatc
portraits OF Her Majestys predecessors.
and as II becomes Crown property, it will
be paid for out OF the Civil List and not
out Of the Priyy Purse. 81 London World.
----~ 49, o s-----> ----
-For Fancy Groceries, go to G.. j.
Eiahar
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Profitable employments would ~ no
less a diversion than any OF the idlesports
in fashion, il men but be brought to de-
light In them Il Locke.
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no. $50


serllere Is q good deal CT diileueli
between cqarse hair end hair That
harsh, though II requires an expert
distinguish il. Toy example, O me &
mNs taQfe snss 81 Zine as SILK an
cannot re trait.ed to crow info G fc III
curve. I.lat baaaase tha llalr rs saftshs
New people whose hair is hafsh l.aTe
amla3le bub cold natures. They aTe 81 4
ways really ~ lsstoN but it Is tlilieifi "a
Grouse tneir ieelirg. In men c2 tI
disposition Che haif ca their heasl:s b
gcncrelly, in fact almost al5rals q
shatie aifeisei than their boards,
.'Nheatlie beard Is full covering 3
entire ace the c9lor varies from e dag
shatte near the roofs to red which eeEaTs
tho eaas OF the hair. These mon ha.Sss
very rarely o 6oodmemory. They f0fssss.
easily. and often leave o cane or m oven.
cont behind tlIGnl In O Iarbers slfz5
Ihey arc great neoerastlnaiors and AZ
b9A its zee pl'iS appointments.
l4hhH overs ycu1' ac4uaigfaJ ssafs
see y the man Who Is hanitiia3IJ
not q lnGstacilo or beard Of
shade than his hair. It's Il
ease. These are the men wfl
late ab the theatre and get TO Il
just in time 10 miss thetrain.
Istit Yli55QgTaplsH 4s sssd
taife5 Year. til III zll{ls 0l94
geo iee IT, IsrflFl Lon z u 4 49, SO
n lss=tsaeal tsss
teg' ID or
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aGoost idea.

1t Isn't necessary to 30 q millionaire
to enjoy this life.
$500, 800 will provide greet mary
comforts.
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c.i,anter 81 connsesIout IIlstoEy.

Prudence crandall, whose school ter
coIored children as Canterbury Colsls.,
vas broken up by d mob fits years Ne,o,
d living IN Kansas old and poor.
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For Fancy Groceries, go to G. J.
Fisher.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

Didn't tell you so?' said a gentleman
20 an acquaintance whom be chanced 70
NEE; on the street: 'It's always the way
whats always the way inquired a
mutual friend Of the two men who hap
pened along just then. Why. just this.
replied the first speaker. You see Smith,
here. the last time met him he had one OF
the worst coughs you ever heard. he COM
planned of q loss of appetite. of night
sweats, OF low spirits and other unnlistak-
able symptoms OF consumption. / told
him 10 get supply of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery at once. He lid so, aud
lock 81 him now. Did you ever see a
healthier looking man? The Discovery
has snatched thronsands from consump-
lives graves. knew it would cure Smith.
It's always the way"
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

The Grand Rapids Edison Light Fuel Gas
Company. who were granted an ordinance
TO DO business and run wires and pipes
through the streets Of the city last week by
.hs C9aneil. have purchased the property
at the coraer Of Calder and Fultou-sts. and
viii Immediately make Preparations 10 do
business. Tie property Is 100 fee square,
a. prescott occupied by several old houses
and buildings. which will be removed 10 be
replaced By brick building which will
cover the entire block The building will
De OF brick. for the present probably will be
erected to the height Of only one story. but
the foundation viii be sufficiently heavy 10
permit a SIX story block If necessary or de-
sisablc in the future. The plans are now
being prepared and The contract viii be let
IN few days aud the bnilding viii be ready
for occupancy a. soon ~ practicable. The
contracts xiR DC awarded so0n for erecting
the poles and stringinz the wires in the city
f% the electric lighting. and work will
commsnce on this part OF the Job within
the next thiFty days. 10 10 thought the
company will be in snape 10 do business in
October o. November
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

CIzeIsF Jsanie Comptoa -. tsaes Nc.
Arthur - al ehaBoery. sQomiiied. .----W "
klag "a Edstn A. Ford. easDesrf. saereit-
TED.
scFsksoa Tue people vs.. Charles Miller.
lsFesay arrsigns1 sna pleaded guilty
Mary nnifh ss- Iimothy hsaD and Jonn
iio!taal. repleyin. OF trial.
PHossTx. Estate Of sarah HeymAn. de-
cessed xppraiseTs warrant aud inventory
floi. .-- Estate OF joan ". Boyd. a minor
sppFsisers warrant and inyentsry fled
fstilion for license 10 sell real estats. hear
inx July l5 5--- kstafe OF Geo. III. Osburn.
dsceasef. samlnissfAsoFs hnsi account
tiled. hearing July -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

Although there vin be no general csls-
6rsfion in Grand Rapids tee coming
"foarth." I" yst there viii Be many oppor-
tsfrihes offered the public to enjoy them
selves ard celebrate the nations Firthdav
TIE Street Railway Company. with their
Esusi enterprise, have arranged for and
promise The public very Interesting eeter-
fRinmenf At Ramona. The following Is the
programme
ga m. base bail. plumbers, prize
io,D a. NJ. tub race. I've entries now:
prize.
SD ?. m. foar-osrea race. one mile AID
return gold badge TOR each Of the winning
crew.
40 p N. sailboas rsce. On. nile and rs-
turn. coiars.
ss0 ?. NJ single seull. one mile and re-
tsrn. gold badge.
tfSD q. N running race. TOO yards. best
txo IN three heats; open q ell residents o.
Kent County. First prize So second
prfzs s..
$50 r m. bfcyels race. two ia three heats,
onz~haif miae gold badge
g y n. srimmins rsce, parse.
s.3a , IN. Ere works display 20 last one
horfr .nd hslf
Dzg Ere works during TIE dag.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

Mrs sara lngersol has gone 10 Chicago to
visit lriends.
Charles MasshaII. Of Comssoek's addition.
IL to with scarlet fever.
Tom Il Pierce has gone to Bear Lake for
= three weeks vacation
Mrs. W. DSken. OF Charles St. will leave
today Cor Europe 10 yisit her parents
Mr.. and Airs. Chss. Camburn will 40 10
Hilsda.e soon. Tor a visit 70 relatives
ar. aud Mrs G. S. Hartman and w. S.
Graham have returned from Kalamazoo.
Miss Addie Winchester, Of Big Rapids,
isvisiriny her parents. Dr. and AIRS. Whit
neld
Mrs. L. E. Carroll. Of Livingstone st..
vii ieavs today sor VISIT With relatives in
Bay city.
Mrs. siehsnsihsr has returned from 8
visit 70 Der daughter. Mrs. Wnl. n. Allen,
of Detroit
Mrs. j. Z. Loonis. accompanied by her
litsie boy. iefs yestslday on vlsit 10 her
sisssr a. Chicaso.
Ex-Coperssrsnan c. c. Comstock hss re
turned from BatEe Greek and II rxpidly re.
gainng his heath
Mrx n. r. HASTINGS and Miss Rsming-
ten. wno have been visiting friends at kal-
snszoo. relarrssd acrne YESTERDAY.
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chester. tonn-. sofae tnres Neeks ago %
sfeud De summer diei tasrs en- cataraas,
sgsd ~ Years.
Misses Tiilic Diamond and Bertha kinE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

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s2s ea<sssa ~lsh stealing 80 ka4 ssls
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23
GOLDEN STAR.

Those gasoline stoves st the sweeping re-
duciion in price as described yesterday give
our trade an advantage that cannot be sur
passed Remember the Golden Star is a
full size single generator. absolutely safe
gasoline stove. in the three best sizes, at as
topishing prices, viz:
Two-burner Range. each IS 40
Three-burner Range. single gen.. each 0 90
foar-burner Range. single gen. each 10 25
Every variety Of furniture At correspond
ing prices. You should see those cunning
brass tea kettles Tor 20 cents Large enough
for any family and each one warranted.
Third floor take the elevator.)
WATER SETS, 35 GEMS.
We have received some Of the prettiest
water sets with six 6rst quality plain tumb-
lers on tray, ever offered IN any market;
also with rich colored water pitcher st 81
cents Others al IS cents, 81 cents, and
every price. Whole table full 10 select from
Remember there Is no lottery in our prices.
Makes no difference whether you come one
week or anotber-so you come before the
stock Is sold. (Fnst floor, oenter)
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

Any one looking in at the armory of the
Grand Rapids Guards. will appreciate the
immense amount Of work necessary TO pre-
pare company for competitive drill. The
boys are st work on the manual OF arms
and ere kept AZ each detail until they have
il as near perfection ss possible, then the
entire movement is executed in the proper
cadence until the line of thirty or more men
execute it ss one. Captain Heyman and
Sergeant Schroeder aie the driu masters,
aud under their able tuition Co. B il pro-
dnGng a drill squad which Is bound to
maze q good saoHlng-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

Among the visitors At the O-Wash-t Ia
Nong club last evening was Godfrey Jaeger.
T. 5. Internal Revenue Agent. Mr.. Jaeger
Is one Of the three men detailed from the
slah OF the Internal Revenue Commissioned
70 examine the accounts OF all L. ). Inter-
nal Revenue Collectors and stamp deputies.
There are sixty-fve Collectors snd some
thing near two hundred stamp deputies in
the United States. Mr.. jaeger spent yesier-
day ia examining the books and accounts
of Collector George y. Davis. and be SAYS
were in splendid shape and the books all
properly balanced.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

Hannah Z. Tuumore. through her attor-
ney. Thomas J. Kelly. yesterday applied to
the Circuit Court for divorce from her
husband, VIM. j. Tunmore. 10 whom she
was married In ls62at Sarsnac. She charges
In the complaint that be uses cruel treat
ment. beating her. throwing her on the
floor and choking her. and that he failed
10 support her properly, and that she wss
obliged 10 earn her own living for the past
year
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23
TWO ool.AKs nsxr SUNDAY.
"A Exearsiea ts "a. Joseph % Assist =
ths feaperanes saeiiss.

"A ExeaEsiea ts "a. Joseph 10 Assist al
ths Tea, psrsnes Subiiss.
fne afsE excursion Of the season viii BE
gwen By the C. & w NJ. railroad next sun
day to ST. Joseph, anoEding pleasure seek
ers an Opportunity Of visiting this most
desirable and heaithfnl Sumaasr resort, IS
well - participating IN the grand temper
sace iahiles aud listening 10 orstions from
the mozt celebrated advocates OF this meas
IRE. In spits OF the Inter STATE commerce
la9 The fare has been eut away down and
the round "Trip can be made for 81 The
special train will leave the Union depot at
. o'clock Sunday morning. arriving in g.
Joseph Al nocn. Esturnins. the train viii
leave So. Joseph at q p. m. and arrive
here st 3 p. IA. IL is anticipated that the
excursion will be the largest wkich has left
here this season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

Tuesday. June as the Detroit. Grand
Haven & Milwaukee railway will run q
special train to Detroit, leaving Grand
Rapids AZ $50 am arriving in Detroit 1915.
noon. Returning. leave Detroit y. M,
giving lovers of the National game chance
70 witness the last of the first series of
games, Detroit rs. sew York. An inter-
esting game may be looked for. Fare for
the round trip only $500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

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geese ard when some clothing men tell
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lars. Bat remember one thing. rs alvays
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they are worth $500 we can substanfiate
the statement We are now in the midst Of
a great clear Sweep sale aud ofer Men
suits AZ prices that We gras sure are ioxer than
those o, anyone IN the Tfsdc. Just et the
present We offer grses bargains in frs Suits
"a word TO the wise etc.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-23

One OF the Most Beautiful Well ~ the
Moss Attrsetise Resorts I'm the State
Grand Rapids Pride.

There being no extra preparations made
on the part OF the merchants Of this city to
celebrate the Fourth of July, the Stree;
Railway Company have provided most in
teresting programme for the amusement Of
the citizens and the many strangers that
the holiday, and as the programme consists
of music by the best baud in Michigan, base
ball. both morning aud afternoon. four
cared boat race. sail boat race. single sculi
race, running races. bicycle race, swimming
race fire works, both afternoon aud even.
ing. lover OF most aay kind Of smuse-
ment can find something Of interest that
will contribute largely 10 their pleasure
during toe day. and the most essential part
is the expense, which il the insixniicaBt
sum Of 20 cents round trip for traDsporia-
ton.